OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast: Video
First footage from Sega's lovable racing follow up - not long to wait now!
In its infinite wisdom, Sega decided to show the world OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast in motion for the first time using a low quality stream from the game's official site, which we reported on yesterday. Nonetheless it's the closest you can get to seeing how lovely it's looking so we've gone ahead and put it here too.
Tonnes more media in our recent preview.Regular readers will remember our obsessive and slightly worrying dedication to serving up the world's first kick-ass hi-res 60fps media of the first OutRun2 on Xbox back in 2003, so this isn't exactly heart-pounding stuff as far as video goes, but frankly when you consider all there is to look forward to in the new game (see our recent preview for the details) and the fact it's coming at the end of THIS MONTH on Xbox, PS2, PC and PSP, we're stiull really pumped about this newest OutRun.
Stay tuned for more on OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast.
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OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast Official trailer. Crap quality. |
1.08m | 6.81MB | DF, SD 480x360 1Mbps |
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